[newdevjobsindo] Vacancy ; Big Data Analyst
- From: "Ivan Valentina Ageung" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> ("iv.ageung")
- To: Newdevjobsindo <newdevjobsindo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2021 05:42:44 +0000
Inovasi Digital Untuk Transformasi. Lowongan Big Data Analyst
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Ivan V. Ageung
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Subject: [newdevjobsindo] Coastal Livelihood Assessment in Southwest Sumba
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Terms of Reference
Coastal Livelihood Assessment in Southwest Sumba
Background
Established in 2007, Southwest Sumba is one of the poorest districts in Eastern
Indonesia with a population of 308.438 (2014 estimate), the highest of other
districts on the island. Agriculture is the biggest sector in Southwest Sumba
with around 90% of the labor force working in agriculture with a fairly even
split between male and female participation. However, on the north, west and
southern parts, the district also has 147 km of coastal areas with active
fishing culture, tourism potentials, and large coastal communities.
From initial observation and discussions with local communities and
authorities, WLF took note of the following conditions:
• The presence of coastal communities with some fishing activities that
supplies to markets outside of Sumba, i.e. Bali, Lombok;
• Lack of domestic demand within Southwest Sumba for fish and seafood at
household and community levels;
• Underdeveloped income-generating activities including tourism
potentials, i.e. mangrove, eco-tourism, seaweed, salt farm, etc.
WLF is keen to have a better understanding of the coastal livelihood
potentials, constraints facing these coastal communities, and the
above-mentioned assumptions through an assessment. This assessment is expected
to provide WLF with information of current livelihoods and income-generating
activities carried out at household and community level. Results from this
assessment will provide WLF with information to develop a potential economic
empowerment program with a focus on sustainable development for coastal
communities and areas that maximized local resources and improve the adaptive
capacity of targeted communities. At a more general level, WLF hopes to link
such economic empowerment program with its health and/or education programs in
Southwest Sumba. Therefore, WLF is also interested in the household demographic
data and adaptive capacity that can help vulnerable households manage their own
resources, particularly in building household resilience during non-productive
season to secure reliable food sources and income.
About WLF
The William and Lily Foundation (WLF) is a Jakarta-based philanthropic
organization established in 2009. Our mission is to empower vulnerable and
marginalized communities by bridging learning with access to opportunities. As
an active grant-making foundation, we work closely with local implementation
partners on three focus areas: Education, Health and Economic Empowerment.
Objective
WLF seeks a Consultant (organization/individual or team of individuals) to
conduct a coastal livelihood assessment in Southwest Sumba. The assessment will
be an exercise to gain an accurate and realistic understanding of how these
households’ secure basic necessities by utilizing existing assets (human,
social, natural, physical or financial) and how coastal communities of
Southwest Sumba convert these assets into positive livelihood outcomes.
WLF is also keen to learn of suitable entry points for future support
program(s) based on results of the assessment, as well as in better
understanding the prevailing cultural practices and types of structures and
processes that can “transform” assets into livelihood outcomes, including
existing coping strategies and opportunities to develop new ones.
Scope
The assessment is envisioned to collect data and information from select
locations which may include households in WLF program locations in Southwest
Sumba. By having these households as target respondents and other key
stakeholders, WLF hopes that the assessment can provide the following insights:
1. All livelihood assets (human, social, natural, physical, and financial)
of target respondents, including assets that are
accessible and available to the households and food consumption pattern.
2. Mapping of existing fishing, marine or coastal related income-generating
activities, including information regarding land-ownership
and other inputs.
3. Mapping of local demand for fish and/or other seafood in Sumba.
4. Level of fishing/marine/coastal-related knowledge, skills, resources,
practices and access of target respondents to check on vulnerabilities,
constraints and limitations of fishing/marine and coastal- related
activities at household level;
5. Coping strategies and activities to address existing constraints in
coastal livelihood, including current strategies to ensure
stable purchasing power or food production for household consumption.
6. Target respondents stated needs, in terms of coastal livelihood
improvements – what knowledge, skills or access, lacking or needed by
households to allow them to make better decisions regarding their
livelihoods, including level of financial literacy of target respondents.
7. Mapping commodity supply and value chains, including the role of target
respondents (men and women) along the supply and value chains, i.e.
identification of key commodities and/or income generating
activities, cold storage capacity and potential, capacity to generate
sustainable livelihoods, possible pathways to move up the
value chain beyond the production of raw goods, market access, etc.
8. Viable social accountability approach (group/community activities) that
can improve household’s adaptive capacity and resilience.
9. Mapping of government programs or schemes to develop and support
fisheries/aqua- culture/marine- related activities
for coastal communities, including any local regulations.
10. Mapping of government support to improve household resilience for the
lean seasons and disaster mitigation in coastal
communities.
The assessment is also expected to cover at least three (3) villages with
on-going WLF programs and five (5) villages with no WLF presence in Southwest
Sumba. Final selection of the villages and target households will be done
following a discussion with WLF and gathering of input from WLF’s implementing
partners.
WLF also hope that the assessment can provide insights to possible linkages
between an economic empowerment support program and WLF’s health and/or
education programs
Deliverables
Prospective Consultant is expected to deliver a Coastal Livelihood Assessment
report on Southwest Sumba. Both qualitative and quantitative data will be used
to investigate and analyze the issues that informed the livelihood assessment.
These included primary and secondary data collected from target respondents,
key stakeholders, and other sources. Emphasis will be placed on delivery of the
following information:
• Demographic profile of target respondents (age, sex, occupation, education
status, wage rate, vulnerable household members, productive
assets, source of income from fishing/marine/coastal and
non-fishing/marine/coastal activities, food consumption pattern, knowledge of
nutrition/nutritious food, food and non-food expenditure, women’s
contribution to fishing/non-fishing activities, etc.);
• Information on household adaptive capacity during lean months or
natural disaster, including access to financial support;
• Information on fishing/aqua-culture/marine/coastal productivity (assets,
land or ownership of other inputs, seasonal calendar, etc.) of areas
where target respondents live and/or work;
• Information on the demand side on commodities and/or products;
• Average yield of select commodities of target respondents (current),
including a mapping of commodity supply and value chains,
and storage facility/potential;
• Identification of potential or new key commodities and/or other
income-generating activities;
• Mapping of government strategies and policies to support
fishing/aqua-culture/marine/coastal development agenda, including
a focus on production and livelihoods of its population, such as
access to skills training and other support (financial or non-financial).
Duration
The assessment is expected to start in mid-January 2021 and prospective
consultant will be expected to submit their final findings within 3 (three)
months from the start of data collection activities.
Selection Criteria
WLF is looking for experienced organization and/or individual(s) with extensive
knowledge of coastal livelihood issues of vulnerable and marginalized
households in remote areas with challenging climate and geographical
conditions. Prospective consultant is expected to have extensive experience in
conducting coastal livelihood assessment that focuses on community and
participatory approach. Candidates should also possess the following
qualifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in fishery, marine science, development economics, food
security, sustainable development, natural resource management,
business management, or relevant social sciences. A master’s degree is
preferred.
• A minimum of 5 years’ experience in conducting social research or
assessment for coastal livelihood programs or involved in designing or
implementing fishing/aqua-culture/marine/coastal livelihood projects
in Eastern Indonesia. Knowledge of Sumba, particularly Southwest Sumba is ideal.
• Strong qualitative and quantitative skills in research methodology.
• Strong interpersonal skills with experience in engaging local
government, community leaders, and civil society.
• Strong leadership and management skills, including ability to manage a
small team.
• Ability to handle tight timeline and prioritize.
• Prior experience of working in multicultural setting and sensitive to
different cultural practices and values.
• Ability and willingness to travel.
• Ability and willingness to adhere to strict Covid-19 health protocols.
Submission
Prospective consultants are expected to submit technical and financial
proposals in English or Indonesian that includes the following:
1. A comprehensive and detailed proposal focusing on:
* Assessment of coastal livelihood assets and activities in Southwest
Sumba, including fishing/aqua-culture/marine/coastal income-generating
activities;
* A detailed strategy and research methodology to be applied, including
instruments to be developed;
* Proposed selection criteria for sample size, target respondents
(households) and key stakeholders;
2. Most recent Curriculum Vitae of individual team members with clear
demonstration of previous experience in conducting coastal livelihood
assessment or study and/or experience in implementing coastal/fishery/marine
livelihood, food security or community economic empowerment programs;
3. Proposed work plan including level-of-effort and timeline for key
activities and deliverables;
4. Proposed budget in Indonesian rupiah, including daily rate, budget
allocation for activities, travel and accommodation, incidentals and other
expenses;
5. A writing sample of the consultant(s)’s previous research or needs
assessment work on livelihood, food security and/or community economic
empowerment programs.
Please send the complete technical and financial proposals in English or
Indonesian to support@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:support@xxxxxxxxx> by Sunday, 8 November
2020 at 24.00 WIB
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